is the mattress of the co-sleeper at the same level as our mattress when it is connected? Or is the co-sleeper mattress offset from adult mattress height?
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We love our co sleeper. We used a mini with our daughter and the regular size one with our newborn twins. The mattress is at the same level as our mattress. We have a regular bed frame and it works perfectly for night feedings in terms if easily reaching our babies.
438608
Hi Jane... This unit is solo. Mattress is always separate as the comfort level of the mattress is the most import to the person sleeping in it.
353698
No. They are different in total height and also in height from floor to mattress base.
331240
It is smaller, It comes in a flat box that is a manageable size. This is a great product. We used it as a bassinet where we could easily move baby from room to room. We never got to use the co-sleeper function but I think that it would be great.
806681
No the trundle stays at ground level, but they both hold a full size twin mattress so your guests will sleep comfortably
370791
I would say it's completely depending on what mattress you choose. I frequently sleep next to my toddler on this bed and do fine.
1008001
I, too, have a "no flip", but not sure about the top of the mattress. In my previous comments, you may notice that I put mine "across" the bed instead of up and down. I am beginning to notice that the side less slept on is higher than the "sleep" side. But theres still no sagging where lower back lays.
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It isn't a co-sleeper. It is a standard packnplay playpen but the floor raises up to be a bassinet or elevated portable crib. The floor is padded. Then on top of this sits a cozy bassinet sleeper with lots of good comfy padding and fleecelike material on it. The changing table on the other side is great. We use ours in our living room. It comes in quite handy. It even has shelving when the floor is raised up. Perfect to store all types of necessities. I highly recommend this pack n play. It can be used for a long time. It even has music and vibration for soothing your baby.
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If you bed is at a normal height and you out this on top of your existing mattress it will be about taller.. its better if you just set it on top of the base board only; that way ill be at a normal height and have a better base to stiffen the bottom part of your new mattress providing better memory foam support on your back
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They look identical at first. And they have same hight from the floor and the same length. However, after measuring we found out that the lower bed has a bit (3-4 inches) shorter legs and bit longer upper part than the bed which is up. Thus, the producer enhanced space between beds for the convenience of the person who sleeps down.
1962164
I've fallen asleep in my child's bed with no issues. It's pretty much a regular twin. You just need to make sure you don't bump your head when you get out. You do need to be more careful getting in and out because an adult knee can easily break a slat.
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I am not at where I have the beds right now in order to measure but when raised it is the same height as the one that is stationary and that it goes under. Just know that you can ONLY use an 8" mattress if you want it to slide under - or you have to use bed risers on the stationary one.
1447527
We both have one and we both sleep on our sides. To us, it is outstandino - better than a new mattress. Slept on it for months, now, and hasn't lost anything.
1396545
The mattress on the co-sleeper is firm and completely flat. We had our first in a pack-n-play next to the bed but now there are creases in it at the seams from him laying in it nightly. For our second we went co-sleeper and I will never go back. I would buy it again, even if it were $600.
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The side does not come off, but I found it would work well as a co-sleeper regardless. I liked the height because I could see my daughter very well while laying on my bed. A portacrib would have not worked as well. I do recommend you get a new mattress. My daughter didn't last long because of the mattress not being comfortable enough. She ended up preferring her crib around 4 weeks!
1123463
It is! One of the selling points for me is the low height since I purchased it for my 4 year old who occasionally falls out. As far as standard beds go, this is on the "shorter" side.
1984745
No, it more of a typical bassinet height. We have a low profile mattress/boxspring and the top of thi bassinet reached above our mattress.